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Many women undergoing treatment for cancer, radiotherapy and chemotherapy can face several side effects of their drug programme. One very common side effect is hair loss. This is because anti-cancer drugs attack cancer cells - and unfortunately this includes healthy cells plus those in the hair follicle. This in turn causes hair to fall out. For a female, hair loss can be a very distressing experience as hair is often a big part of their identity. Many women have described losing their hair as more upsetting than facing cancer itself. Thankfully, hair loss is not a side effect of all forms of treatments and if it is, it's often only temporary.Deeper dark roots with lighter hair through the top gives the impression of voluminous hair, says an expert. Hence opt for dark colours such as deep brown and black for roots while lighter ones like golden brown and grey for top to make your hair look bulky naturally.A hair expert says the products used at home form integral part: ''People think shampoo-conditioner just clean their hair but they can actually weigh the hair down". In fact, those with thinning hair must avoid anything with moisture and should opt for Female Hair Loss Products that strengthen hair roots as these products will be protein based and will boost volume. Fine hair needs enough moisture,'' she says. Conditioner is thus essential, she says, otherwise the hair cuticle will be left open and will be prone to damage. Thus, an expert recommends light and leave-in conditioners.